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Rivington Little Fog

Rivington Little Fog

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Producer Rivington
Country England
Region Lancashire

Tasting Notes

Peach Nectar, Clementine, Oat Cream and Fresh Herbs

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More About Rivington Little Fog

To celebrate the 6th birthday of our flagship beer, "Never Known Fog Like It", we have brewed it a lower ABV counterpart. The third & latest in the Fog series, "Little Fog". A Little Pale Ale hopped with Chinook, Citra, Mosaic, Mosaic Cryo, Simcoe & Simcoe Cryo

Meet the Producer, Rivington

Rivington

Style: Brewery

A lot of modern breweries talk about community. Rivington actually feels built around it.

Based in Lancashire near the West Pennine Moors, the brewery has become known for modern hop-forward beer, relaxed hospitality and a taproom that regularly feels closer to a festival than a traditional brewery bar. The atmosphere matters here almost as much as the beer.

The pale ales and IPAs sit at the centre of the range. Soft texture, bright tropical fruit, citrus and expressive hopping all feature heavily, but the beers usually retain enough bitterness and structure to stay balanced. They are designed for pints rather than merely photographs.

The brewery has also developed a reputation for collaboration, bringing together brewers, food vendors, musicians and local drinkers in a way that feels genuinely organic rather than manufactured.

What makes Rivington stand out is that the whole project feels welcoming. There is quality and ambition underneath everything, but very little sense of exclusivity. Good beer, good surroundings and enough fresh air nearby to justify another pint. That is generally a strong formula.